Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-01

j. @. Hall, a well-known shipper from Gio-
bon. was In aBj marketed two loads Of hogs
j. s. Wilcox. North Bend. . farmer and
feeder, was at the yards inquiring for feed
ers.
Phillips & Hodley, lift, Colo, were both
here with three loads of sheep, which sold OH
the market,
j. f. Hunt Of Papillion, was here, and
marketed load OF yearlings shipped from
Springfield.
Among those in with cattle was j. f.
Pumphrey, of Cortland, who had four loads
on the market.
George g. Carr came in with load of hogs
from New Helena, Neb.. which sold on the
market at satisfactory price.
G. l.. Richards. Ashland, was here and
marketed load OF ll15 10 natives, Of his own
feeding, which sold at Salty.
Squires & Co., the Boston packers, have
bought on this market and shipped ASP loads
OF hogs during the past month.
5. 5. Hadley, a well known feeder and pro-
prietOr of the large Touring mills at Cedar
Rapids, Neb., marketed three loads of hogs.
J. G. Nordyren,, Chapman, came In with
five loads of 1867 ID. corn fed westerns, of
his own feeding, which sold on the market at
S4lO.
Among those having cattle on the market
were the following: E. Durland, Norfolk;
Brock.
John F. Roberts, feeder, Of Ashland,
Neb. came in with load of corn fed natives
Of his own feeding, which brough s4l5 on
the market.
w. NJ, Cassell, Chicago. is here, and 1t is
belonging to the Western Cattle Trust, and
perhaps buy few cattle for Nels Morris.
q. W. Russell, Portland, had in four loads
OF choice corn-fed native steers, fed by him
| self, which averaged 1.5OS They were
offered S4.s5, which was refused, and were
| shipped on to Chicago.
Chas. Rudat, Norfolk, heavy feeder, and
president Of the Norfolk National bank
steers Of his own feeding. 225 head averaged
1909, and brought 84.4O.
| A shipper inquiries regarding the hogs that
Squires 4 Co. are buying. They are at the
| present time buying only choice, heavy hogs,
fair mixed hogs. They occasionally take a
| load of good mixed, where 1t is in string of
heavy hogs.
| Hy. Il. Meday, secretary Of the joint
executive committee, having In charge the
meeting OF the commission men, on Septem-
Der 5, for the purpose OF selecting new COM
mittee. The time Of the old committee ex-
pires on the first Monday in September.
The following, among others. had hogs on
The pn1 market; Jsmss James Summngs TrsGl%sgs
&es. Point Tesp'1Mf Hale, Meadow do seG Grovs:
seMi; M:l''h' Nye' S'l'TS; n. r H. j. Co., r00f!i Pi
ger; Davidson & M, Ainsworth; f. b. We'll
ker, st. Edwards; Smith & Gehr, Humphrey |;
N. K. Redlon, North Loup; Adams Bros,
Council Bluffs; II. A. Templeton. Tekamah !;
| F. II. Park, Bancroft; II. Stevenson, l..
Co.,, Ansley; Thomas Powers, Sutton; A.
| koehler 4 Co.. Stickley; f. l.. Martin,
Farmont; Rees & Rees, HARDY; T..
B. Mcpherson, Arapahoe; Gund Il
! Co., Wilber; ingalls, Il Parks, In
Sn1 u virgin, R ~i!dsa G'lea 4 w. jonn:on; n:s%
Loomts; Theo Mellinger, Kearney; Rey.
| nolds ?. 4 Co., Friend; j. F. Lower, .StrOms-
burg; Clark II. II Co, Weston; krebs Il
| McF, St. Paul; A. ii. Emerine, Pacific juno
tion: w. NJ. Estes, Pacific Junction
! Shepard & b.. Creighton; Packard l.. e g..
| CO., Creighton; Schoield Il L., Walnut, la. /;
b. w. Carey Il Son, Solomon, la. e. A.
Spells g. son, Octavia.